• An Assessment of Electricity Wastage and Conservation Strategies Adopted By Selected Manufacturing Industries within ELDORET Municipality, Kenya 

  RONO, Kipng'etich Keith (Maseno University, 2011)

  Electricity is the most common and widely used type of energy globally because a large proportion of all the other types of energy are converted and distributed as electricity for endusers. In Kenya, electricity is the ...
• Assessment of the Levels of Micronutrients in Black Tea from Different Regions Of East Africa and Changes In their Levels Due to Agronomic Practices 

  OMWOYO, Wesley Nyaigoti (Maseno University, 2011)

  Inadequate supply of micronutrients causes human h~ealth complications and is a worldwide problem now referred to as hidden hunger. Beverages from Camellia sinensis are claimed to be the most widely consumed fluids after ...
• Comparative Annotation and Analysis of Protein-Coding DNA Sequences (CDS) Of Theileria Parva Marikebuni and Theileria Parva Muguga Genomes 

  OBIERO, George Fredrick Opondo (Maseno University, 2011)

  Theileriaparva Muguga genome was the first to be sequenced and published in this genus of great economic, veterinary and biological importance to livestock industry in East and Central Africa. The aim was to aid in ...
• Coordination Chemistry and Liquid-Liquid Extracnon of Zinc(Ii), Cadmium(Ii) and Lead(Ii) Cations With .. (Pyrazol-I-Ylmethyl)Pyridine Ligands 

  NYAMATO, George Simba (Maseno University, 2011)

  Amongstthe countless man-made contaminants that infiltrate our water sources are heavy metals, usually as by-products of industrial processes. Many metals, particularly heavy metals are toxic. Metal contamination (e.g, Hg, ...
• Modeling Mechanistic-Empirical Road Design: The Case for Kenyan Roads 

  NYAKITI, Samson Agia (Maseno University, 2011)

  Regular revision of road design manuals is a recommended practice in pavement management, and Kenya has recently completed a review of hers. The outcome of the process is an enhanced but empirical manual with rigid ...
• Assessment of the Floral Diversity along Disturbance Gradient in Kaya Muhaka Forest, Msambweni District 

  MAKOKHA, Derek Wambulwa (Maseno University, 2011)

  Kaya Muhaka Forest in the Kenyan Coast is one of the remianng lowland forest patches belonging to Zanzibar-Inhambane vegetation mosaic of Eastern Africa, which are rich in \ endemic and threatened flora and fauna. Although ...
• Occurrence and Antimicrobial Profiles of Salmonella Sp in Fish (Oreochromis Niloticus) and Selected Fish-Ponds in Western Kenya 

  WERE, Jeremiah Wafula (Maseno University, 2011)

  Salmonella, a gram-negative facultative rod shaped bacterium: '--'in the family Enterebacteriaceae, is found in the intestinal tracts of humans and animals. Salmonella causes salmonellosis, which manifests as two diseases ...
• Calculations for Mutations of Quivers with Potential' 

  WAMBUA, Victoria Mwia (Maseno University, 2011)

  From the work of Derksen, Weyman and Zelevinsky in [4], we get the definition for mutation of a quiver with potential. Stern in [l~l describes . some families of quivers corresponding to quivers with potential that can be ...
• Toxicity and Mortality of Synergized Crude Essential Oil Extracts from Tagetes Minuta (L.) on Periplaneta Americana (Blattidae) 

  OTENG'O, Antony Otinga (Maseno University, 2011)

  Cockroaches are insects that belong to the order Blattodea, suborder Blattaria and family Blattidae. The species that is most common and wide spread in the world is Periplaneta americana(L.). They are increasing in number ...
• Plasmodium Falciparum Reticulocyte Parasitation in Children and adults With Uncomplicated Malaria: Association With Clinical, Parasitological and Haematological Outcomes in Western Kenya 

  OKOTH, Patrick (Maseno University, 2011)

  Reticulocytosis is an imp~rtant previously unappreciated surrogate marker of recent Plasmodium Jalciparum reticulocyte parasitation. Evidence from studies in murine rand primate models show increased prevalence nf ...
• Effect of Insecticide-Treated Bed Nets (ITNs) On Multiplicity of Plasmodium Falciparum Infections in Children in Asembo Bay Area of Western Kenya 

  JOHN, Jackton Okeyo (Maseno University, 2011)

  Insecticide-treated bed nets (ITNs) have been shown to significantty reduce malaria transmission in sub-Saharan Africa. Individuals living in areas of high malaria transmission generally harbour multiple parasite strains, ...
• Phytochemical Investigation, Mineral Analysts and Propagation of Some Wild Lamiaceae used in Traditional Medicine in URIRI District, Kenya 

  OKACH, Daniel Osieko (Maseno University, 2012)

  Plantshave been used for medicinal purposes by many societies across the world, hence in Kenya. In Uriri District, Kenya, the increased use of medicinal plants for traditional medicinehas led to over exploitation of tree ...
• Temperature Compensation in Ultrasonic Ranging Systems: An Empirical Model 

  ODUOGO, J.N. Olawo (Maseno University, 2011)

  'Ultrasonic ranging systems have for many years been used to measure the distance between two points by emitting short bursts of high frequency signals and listening to the echo. It has been used as a means of acoustic ...
• Mathematical Model of the Roan Antelopes, Ruma Park 

  OCHIENG', Daniel Achola (Maseno University, 2011)

  Roan antelopes that were once abundant in the country in the 1880s have been reduced to a remnant population of less than fifty individuals in the last estimate,November 2009. Oksendal and Lungu developed population growth ...
• Determinants of Career Paths of Ecotourism and Hospitality Management Graduates of Maseno University 

  NJERI, Antonetta Kariru (Maseno University, 2012)

  In the recent past, there has been an influx of hospitality management university graduate employees into non hospitality organizations in Kenya. However, the main causes of this career change have not been examined. The ...
• Phytochemical and Antiplasmodial Evaluation of the Root Bark of Kenyan Warburgia Stuhlmannii Engl 

  MULIANGA, Albert Makenzi (Maseno University, 2012)

  Malaria is a huge social, economic and health problem, particularly in tropical countries. Approximately 350-500 million malaria cases are reported annually, out of which 1-3 million die, majority of who are young children ...
• Study and Implementation of Obstacle Detection and Avoidance Using Sonar 

  MAVERO, Christopher (Maseno University, 2012)

  In robotics research, ensuring that robotic systems accurately detect and avoid both static and moving objects is the main challenge to building robots more autonomous.This thesis presents a method of accurately obtaining ...
• Effects of Sugarcane Farming on Agro-Biodiversity in Mumias Division, Kakamega County, Western Kenya 

  MASAYI, Nelly (Maseno University, 2012)

  Sugarcane farming is a commercial mono cultural land use practice which can often lead to reduction in agro-biodiversity. Commercial sugarcane farming in western Kenya is cultivated underthree categories: small scale ...
• Phytochemical Investigation of Underground Part of Ajuga Remota Benth. For Anti-Plasmodial, Larvicidal and Anti-Oxidant Activities 

  LUVAHA, George Mwochi (Maseno University, 2012)
• Site and Seasonal Variation of Selected Physicochemical Parameters and Levels of Heavy Metals within the Aquatic Ecosystem in South Nyanza Sugarcane Zone 

  LIGAWA, Stephen (Maseno University, 2011)

  Sugarcane fanning has been the main anthropogenic activity done on a large scale in South Nyanza region of Western Kenya since 1979. Use of high rate 0t nitrogenous fertilizers has been in practice since the establishment ...

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